The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-23
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
ABILL TO ExpeL ANARCHISTS,

A BILL TO ExrEL ANARCHISTS.
WAsu1NsroN, c. Is -Apropos Of the an
Archist agttatlen, t:ongr,s man Adams, OF L.
'inois, har form a.,d bill, wu-n he thus
exolains In an interview:
The bill provides that any al en- att IN o,ing
to overthrow the laws OF the Euited ate,
or incite to domestic violence by advising
marder or unlawful destruction OF life or
property shall be temofed from the uniteu
States. drafted bill prcE,dns that the
president shoull order alt alien committing
snch act to leave the country, ana that any
alien refusing to obey sh, uid be punished by
trial in the United States curt. A bl sas
30 prepared BY gentlemen vi b whom col
stilttd, and tie result Is Substantially tue bill
that have nov presented. have since all led
clause Furnishing those VINO have been ex-
PEELED II they return to this country. Tae bnl
does not propose to confer upon the president
any new power, for he alleaGy ha- tae power
to e1pel any alien from the country II he
thinks It is the public interest 10 do 81. He
can even arrest person accused Of crime
committed in another country and surrender
dition treaty. The president wi. mol De call
ed upon to act until he has himself nvesri
gated and become satisfied that the proper
occasion exists Tor h. exercise Of this power
REVENUE CUSTOMS.
The plan devised 10y Ahsstant eecretary
Maynard, Of the treasury department, and
approved BY Secretary FAEchlu, I r the re-
A,,nt .,p &k< = tt,,,v
revenues, will be put into effect on J4uuar, l.,
next. Ia speaking Of the suit ,ct to-day,
Judge Maynard Id:
There are now lo9 collection districts In the
United States. Il s1s,.f,ur OF these the
revenues are much less ;hau the exp-ns e.
Which the total collections do not xr.d 20 70 /.
while the expenditures aggregate $4,000. In
the other twenty non sef-eu porting discricrs 8
the collections are le, 8 than sos 900 and The
exp MIXTURES Amt unit to s52 UOv. The ex
'ndrures OF the FL :es will be- reduced BY
Sll6.085 year, principally by d smissss, and
also BY rrouc'ions Of salaries in several in.
stanees. o ders for these changes, TO take
hect with the beginning of the new Jear,
have already been ISSUED.
RELIEp FOR pAYN .srER BASH.
Bills have been introduced in both the sem
ate and house for the relief OF United States
Paymaster Basa, Of the army, who was rob-
bed Of q SUU In government funds about a
year ago, while at Fort Mckinney, Wyoming.
After strenuous efforts, carried out during
the summer, the robber, one Charl. Parker,
Was captured, and is now serving term in
the Wyoming penitentiary. A peculiar feat are
OF the case was that he was waylaid and ID.
bed Of the money when he himself hal stolen
by two frontier dcs speradoes, who represented
themselves IS Uni'ed States a,sha!a, 80
that, although the original criminal was cap.
tured. none OF the fluids were recovered.
MAJ. Bash is now Of duty awaiting orders
from the war department.
FOR LAND FRAUDS.
The scting commissioner OF the general land
ofdce hss been notified that the Ua,ted States
grand jary a Prescott, Arizona, has indicted
John L. Cambridge aud D.. 0 scar Lincoln,
ei'izens Of PieecDtt, for peri Try and suborra.
ton Of perjury In making ard procuring lie.
gal entries of public lands.
REVOKED.
Mr.. DENLY, the American minister TO Ch,np,
has written letter t. Sac etsry Bsyard, cay
ing that whatever concessions hav. beer
mad, to the B uke -MitRiewacz syndic.tc
have since been revoked by the Chine.e gov
ernnent